From Immigration To Integration

The Canadian Jewish Experience:
A Millennium Edition

Contents

Introduction

Acknowledgments

HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

1. New Horizons in a New Land: Jewish Immigration to Canada: Harold Troper
2. The Canadian Jewish Experience: A Distinct Personality Emerges: Gerald Tulchinsky
3. Antisemitism in the Evolving Nation: From New France to 1950: Ricahrd Menkis
4. From Self-Help to National Advocacy: The Emergence of Community Activism: Stephen J. Scheinberg

FIGHTING FOR RIGHTS

5. Ensuring Equality: The Role of the Community: Lorraine Weinrib
6. The Struggle for Justice: Nazi War Criminals in Canada: David Matas
7. Between Prejudice and Acceptance: A Post-War Case Study: Julian Bauer

THE CANADA-ISRAEL CONNECTION

8. Zionism in the Pre-Statehood Years: The Canadian Response: Michael Brown
9. The Post-Statehood Relationship: A Growing Friendship: David H. Goldberg

A PORTRAIT OF JEWISH LIFE

10. A Community Transformed: The National Picture: Harold M. Waller
11. The Religious Mosaic: A Study in Diversity: Stuart Schoenfeld
12. Jewish Women in Canada: An Evolving Role: Norma Joseph
13. The Educational Continuum: A Community Priority: Morton Weinfeld

THE CHALLENGES AHEAD

14. The New Immigrants: A Contemporary Profile: Rena Cohen
15. Maintaining an Identity: A Focus on the Smaller Communities: Sheva Medjuck
16. A Community Snapshot: The Socio-Economic Dimensions: James Torcyzner

Endnotes

About the Contributors

About the Contributors

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